The Netflix original series for you, according to your zodiac sign

Instead of stressing over which ones to take the time to watch, using your zodiac sign can help you filter out the best and the worst ones.

"The Crown," Netflix's most expensive series, is practically made for Taurus.

"House of Cards," Netflix's first original scripted series, came out in 2013. In the four years that have followed, Netflix has become a powerhouse in developing intelligent, experimental, and above all, quality TV. There are the shows we know we already love, like "Orange is the New Black" and "Stranger Things." Netflix also keeps rolling out astonishingly good content, like last year's "American Vandal," a parody on the true crime genre set in a high school.

Amid all this, how can you choose which Netflix original show to watch next? Let's approach Netflix binge-watching methodically, using the precise science that is astrology. We've matched up one Netflix original series with each of the 12 zodiac signs. Some shows just exude a certain vibe that aligns with a sign, whereas some shows have characters that are definitely a sign (Kimmy Schmidt is such a Libra).

So, without further ado: Let the stars choose what you click "play" on next.

If you're an Aries, watch ...

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"Dear White People" (2017-present) Samantha White (Logan Browning) is an incendiary force on the campus of the fictional Ivy League college Winchester University. The host of the radio show "Dear White People", Sam's not afraid of verbalizing her thoughts about the rampant racism that exists in a supposedly "post-racial" campus, especially as a fraternity gears up to throw a blackface party. This blisteringly intelligent show follows the lead-up and aftermath of the party through the eyes of characters like Sam, the people-pleasing aspiring student body president Troy (Brandon P Bell), and the timid journalist Lionel (DeRon Horton). Each character in the show has to embrace their inner Aries: Take charge, and deal with problems frankly and fearlessly.

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If you're a Taurus, watch ...

Those born under the sign of Taurus, the most sensual sign in the zodiac, like nothing more than to bask in life's good stuff. They like to eat delicious feasts, sleep in Egyptian cotton, and lather themselves with lavender-scented lotion. That brings us to "The Crown," Netflix' most expensive series yet. Each scene in "The Crown," a show about Queen Elizabeth's early days on the throne, is downright sumptuous. The show features ornate sets, lush period piece costumes, and, of course, a compelling story. Watching "The Crown" is pure pleasure — precisely the sort a Taurus craves.

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If you're a Gemini, watch ...

There are two sides to Tracy Gordon (Michaela Cole). When she's home with her extremely religious mother and sister, she mimics their piety, and represses her desires. Her true yearnings are incompatible with their ideals: Above all, Tracy just wants to have sex. In "Chewing Gum," Tracy embarks on a sometimes awkward, always earnest and hilarious journey to kickstart her own awakening. She has help with her best friend from her London affordable housing complex, and her cute neighbor who lives with his nosy mom. "Chewing Gum" is an intimate, first-person story, in the sense that Tracy speaks to the camera and lets us into both of her personalities.

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If you're a Cancer, watch ...

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"Grace and Frankie" (2015-present)

After decades of marriage, Grace (Jane Fonda) and Frankie's (Lily Tomlin) husbands tell them the same shocking news: They're leaving their wives — for each other. Grace and Frankie had been lifelong nemeses, and now, they're the only people who can understand the terrible situation they're in. The newly divorced women move into a beach house and develop an amazing friendship. With its downright beautiful homes, emotional storylines, and close-knit family relationships, "Grace and Frankie" is a show all Cancers will love. It's a domestic story perfect for the most domestic sign.

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If you're a Leo, watch ...

With a splash of color saturation, extravagant set design, and random bursting out into song, director Baz Luhrmann turns ordinary stories into myths of epic proportion — which is exactly what he did to the rise of hip-hop in the Netflix show "The Get Down." The series, set in the Bronx in the late 1970s, centers on a group of young people who take part in this period of tremendous cultural innovation. As Refinery29's resident TV expert and Leo Ariana Romero put it, "The Get Down" mirrors the Leo personality: "It's 'look at me' dramatic, but also has such a big heart."

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If you're a Virgo, watch ...

You have to hand it to the individuals who orchestrated Colombia's massive cocaine cartels: They were incredible at designing complex, organized systems. From the precise and structured way he lived his life and ran his business, one would presume Gilberto Rodriguez, leader of the Cali Cartel, was a Virgo (he was actually an Aquarius). "Narcos" combines fictional narrative with true events to immerse audiences in the dangerous, fascinating drug economy that defined 1980s Colombia and 1980s United States. How long will the carefully designed systems hold up once they're pursued by the American Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)? You'll have to watch to find out.

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If you're a Libra, watch ...

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"The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" (2015-present)

The 17 years Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper) spent trapped in a cult leader's underground bunker didn't harden her heart — in fact, Kimmy might just be the most cheery, resilient character on TV. After being liberated from the bunker, Kimmy moves to New York and catches up on missed experiences. Naturally social, Kimmy soon finds herself surrounded by a makeshift family. She goes to extravagant lengths to please the people in her life, just as Libras are prone to doing. Kimmy is charming, spontaneous, and kind, but above all, she's committed to being a peacekeeper among her friends (and in the larger world). She's the Libra poster child.

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If you're a Scorpio, watch ...

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"Marvel's Jessica Jones" (2015-present)

After a traumatic incident causes Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) to hang up her superhero costume for good, she opens a detective agency in New York investigating cases of people who have powers like her own. Jessica walks the streets of Manhattan with an impenetrable gaze and a wry sense of humor. She's seen things, and she'll never tell you what. Remind you of any Scorpios you know? This dark, deeply intelligent Marvel show is as much a study in personality and trauma as it is about fantastical abilities and villains.

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If you're a Sagittarius, watch ...

It's 1980s Los Angeles, and Ruth Wilder (Alison Brie) can't get the kind of complex, interesting role she craves. What's an aspiring actress to do? Join the first-ever cast of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, that's what. Ruth and other actresses, stuntwomen, and Olympians all develop exaggerated "characters" that fight each other in choreographed matches. Naturally, "G.L.O.W" becomes a sensation. Only a Sagittarius could turn unemployment into an opportunity for a great adventure, which is what Ruth does.

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If you're a Capricorn, watch ...

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"Mindhunter" (2017-present)

Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) holds his work at the F.B.I. above all aspects of his life, something his girlfriend knows all too well. He and his partner, Bill Tench (Holt McCallany), are developing a revolutionary new way of dealing with recurrent murderers — individuals they call "serial killers." "Mindhunter" is a gripping show about the forefront of behavioral science, but it's also about people who take work very seriously. Capricorns would respect their relentless work ethic and commitment to their end goals.

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If you're an Aquarius, watch ...

The fastest way to an Aquarius' heart? Engaging in a fascinating discussion about lofty ideas, cultural movements, or anything intellectual. That's why Aquariuses will particularly love "Black Mirror," an anthology show that envisions how different technological progressions would impact society and interpersonal relationships. Each episode of "Black Mirror" is a conversation starter. The format of "Black Mirror" will also appeal to Aquariuses, since they can watch any order they like and not commit to a long binge-watch. Don't worry, Aquariuses — no one's tying you down to anything.

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If you're a Pisces, watch ...

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"Lovesick" (2014-present)

At the start of this British show, 20-something Dylan (Johnny Flynn) discovers he has chlamydia, and has to go through his list of past hook-ups and deliver the news. Like all Pisces signs, Dylan's favorite hobby is falling in love. He's not good at actually staying in love with anyone, save for his best friend Evie (Antonia Thomas) — who's dating someone else. "Lovesick" is a rom-com for the modern era, and it's also a spectacular show about friendship. Within twenty minutes, you'll want Dylan and his friends, who all live together in a flat, to adopt you into their friend group.